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Features

A Ten Coarse Affair

By Rabbi Emanuel Feldman

Since this is a very frum wedding, men and women do not sit together. And it is all glatt, perilously close to glatt gluttony.

Electronics Today

Welcome: The World’s First ‘Virtual Reality’ Laptop

By Bracha Halperin

It goes without saying that the augmented and virtual reality effects of the zSpace laptop are ground-breaking.

Features On The Jewish World

The High Commissioner For Palestine: A Tale Of Two Appointments

By Saul Jay Singer

Luke, who previously served as Great Britain’s Governor of Jerusalem, thought he could nip the violence in its bud by summoning Haj Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, admonishing him for the rioting, and ordering him to cease and desist.

Parenting Our Children

The Insatiable Child

By Rifka Schonfeld

Ultimately, the stakes will be raised even higher as the insatiable child learns he can hold his parents hostage with bad behavior until he wheedles out of them just about everything he wants.

For the Home

Don’t Leave Home Without It

By Sandy Eller

You will probably all laugh at me, but number one on my packing list is an extension cord.

Features

Night Life

By Yaffa Ganz

A true night owl's day begins when everyone else is fast asleep.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

To Vax Or Not To Vax

By Cheryl Kupfer

Every choice comes with potentially life damaging risks.

Book Reviews

Title: A Guide to Biblical Hebrew Syntax

By Ben Rothke

Achieving a deep-level reading of the Chumash requires an understanding of the syntactical relationships.

Baseball Insider

Good 'Ol Trusty Rusty

By Irwin Cohen

I had many conversations with Rusty, who was considered baseball's most eligible bachelor, while on the baseball beat.

Electronics Today / Halacha & Hashkafa

A Revolution For Jewish Women: Technology Meets Halacha

By Rivkah Lambert Adler

Rabbi Fishel Jacobs of Kfar Chabad in Israel believes the Jewish world is experiencing a “family purity revolution.” He should know. Since 1998, Rabbi Jacobs has published five books on the laws of family purity. Today, he serves as a halachic advisor to four different websites, all designed to help women keep the mitzvah more […]

Features

Kidney Donor Rabbi Now Donates His Liver

By Menachem Posner

That is unique. It is extremely rare for someone to donate a kidney and then a liver, but he was so very motivated to give this gift to someone.

Features On The Jewish World

The First Jewish Cabinet Secretary: The Incredible Oscar S. Straus

By Saul Jay Singer

Many commentators characterize Straus’ appointment as a key early step in the depoliticization of the diplomatic service and its rendering as a true meritocracy.

Electronics Today

The Kosher-For-Shabbos Lightbulb

By Bracha Halperin

Shabbulbs are about 40 watts – sufficient for reading, but if you wish to light up a larger room, you probably need several bulbs to. Shabbulb is also multi-voltage (110V-240V).

Book Reviews

Title: A Father's Story: My Fight for Justice Against Iranian Terror

By Rochel Sylvetsky

The attacks last week in Israel have once again brought to the fore the blind Islamist hatred for the Jewish people and the Jewish state they’ve succeeded in rebuilding.

Parenting Our Children

Freeing Yourself From OCD

By Rifka Schonfeld

People who have OCD have a hard time making decisions, even relatively simple ones, such as what to eat for lunch and what shirt to wear to work, fearing that a wrong choice could end up having disastrous consequences for themselves or others.

Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson

Pauline Koch Einstein

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

Pauline, a happy, content housewife and mother, without pretensions or ambitions, was devoted to her home and their simple bourgeois lifestyle.

Features On The Jewish World

The Art Of Talmud Torah

By Saul Jay Singer

Given the centrality of Torah study to Jewish life... it is not surprising that Jewish artists have frequently featured it in their work.

Electronics Today

Technology’s Effect On Children – One Mother’s Story

By Bracha Halperin

It took us a while to figure out that the things she was watching, while appropriate, were too complex for her to handle and subconsciously weighed down on her.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

How Much Is Your Antique Chanukiah Worth?

By Tsadik Kaplan

Editor’s note: Antique Judaica Roadshow will appear monthly. We encourage readers to email pictures of their Judaica to Tsadik Kaplan at tsadik613@gmail.com. He may choose to assess your antiques in his future columns.   Perhaps the most ubiquitous piece of Jewish ritual art in our society is the menorah. The Chanukah menorah as we know […]

Parenting Our Children

The Blame Game: Who’s Really Winning?

By Rifka Schonfeld

A responsible person not only behaves a certain way, he also admits errors, accepts blame, and does whatever he can to repair the damage.

Potpourri

Inside Out

By Shira Rosenbluth

I think there are enough options that if you want to have both fashion and warmth, it’s completely possible.

Books / Features / In Print

Out Of The Ashes, The Talmudic Encyclopedia Nearing Completion

By Toby Klein Greenwald

Perhaps the Nazis could destroy the bodies of the Jews but not the Torah and the soul...

For the Home

Staying Warm With Fun Activities!

By Pnina Baim

There is a strong sense of comfort that comes with zipping up a warm sweatshirt, and pulling on thick wool socks.

Potpourri

Tea, Toast, And Tevet

By Faigie Heiman

Tevet is not only a month of tea and toast for our family. It harbors honey and jam, sweet days, birthdays that, Baruch Hashem, are celebrated every year.

Features On The Jewish World

George H.W. Bush vs. Israel

By Saul Jay Singer

Although some argue Bush’s foreign policy was a complex mix of support and opposition to Israel’s foreign policy, a strong case can be made that the Bush administration was the most hostile to Israel in American history – until Barack Obama indisputably seized the presidential anti-Israel crown.

Book Reviews

Re-Considering Yosef

By Dr. Deena R. Zimmerman

Chapter by chapter the author analyses the interactions of Yosef through the prism of autistic spectrum disorder.

Book Reviews

Coming Closer to G-d

By Rabbi Simcha Snaid

Of course, the spiritual path is something we have to work at continuously throughout our daily lives.

Electronics Today

Is Tech The Answer For Seizure Patients?

By Bracha Halperin

Once programmed, the RNS System monitors a patient’s brainwaves and is ready to provide treatment whenever it detects unusual activity that can lead to a seizure, even if the patient is sleeping.

Features

Little-Known Holocaust History: As The Nazi Threat Loomed, 300 Jews Escaped To… Haiti

By Deborah Katz

No visas to the U.S. were issued until mid-1940. The U.S. consulate informed the refugees that their arrival in the U.S. would deprive Americans of jobs.

Features On The Jewish World

Jewish Rebirth In Central America

By Rhona Lewis

In recent years, Shavei Israel has facilitated the immigration and absorption of 3,500 Bnei Menashe Jews from India.

Parenting Our Children

Parenting Traps And Myths

By Rifka Schonfeld

Parents who fall into the “hurried trap” respond immediately to their children’s requests and desires. This means that when they are forced to wait it causes anxiety and uncertainty.

Potpourri / Recipes

A Kosher Festival

By Ashira Mirsky

Here is a list of the top five of the best new foods I experienced there, in no particular order.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

We must believe in our children and look for the good in them.

Jewish Community / In Print

A Transatlantic Fund

By Hannah Rubin

The project had a dual objective: to alleviate these families’ financial woes, and to establish personal ties with them with the aim of showing that Jews in America cared.

Book Reviews

Title: Roots and Rituals: Insights into Hebrew, Holidays, and History

By Rabbi Reuven Chaim Klein

Mr. First is not scared of offering creative, original explanations and rejecting what scholars before him understood to be fact.

Travel

Hiking The Holy Land

By Erez Speiser

Israel is home to about 2,500 wildflowers species, compared with only 1,500 species on the British Isles, which are more than 10 times larger than Israel!

Electronics Today

Network Speeds: How Fast Is Super Fast?

By Bracha Halperin

Some experts say it’ll be around 20 times faster than LTE and download speeds of 1GBps will become the norm.

Features On The Jewish World

The Pro-Slavery Orthodox Rabbi

By Saul Jay Singer

Raphall emphasized that the “slave,” in whom vests fundamental human dignity, must be served the best food and, if there is only one mattress, the slave gets it and the Jewish owner must sleep on the floor.

Features

A Family Treasure

By Mila Zatulovsky

I could not believe that the evidence that my great-grandparents were renowned rabbis, and their names, was right in front of me all my life.

Features

In The Beginning

By Sudy Rosengarten

When the Rebbe died, everyone grieved, but no one grieved like Pappa did.

Parenting Our Children

Small Habits, Big Change!

By Rifka Schonfeld

A mini habit is basically a much smaller version of a new habit you want to form.

Potpourri

Disappearing Rings

By Yaffa Ganz

I was young, idealistic and scornful of such mundane, materialistic matters.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

‘Drinking The Kool-Aid’

By Cheryl Kupfer

In cyberspace, the virtual sky's the limit in the game of one-upmanship.

Recipes

Outstanding Low Carb, Low Calorie Chanukah Latkes

By Chana Banayan

Traditionally, we fry Chanukah latkes. Both discussed recipes have been tested fried and baked. Since many of us long for that specific fried latka, I compared the results of both methods.

Electronics Today

Taking Your Business To The Next Level

By Bracha Halperin

I’m a small business owner and I’m just so overwhelmed by the number of programs/applications available for small business owners.

Features On The Jewish World

Marlon Brando And The Play That Helped Create Israel

By Saul Jay Singer

It is also broadly credited with playing an important role in turning American public opinion against England and forcing the British to end the Palestine Mandate and to withdraw from Eretz Yisrael.

Potpourri

Uh Oh, Chanukah Starts When??

By Sandy Eller

While over the years I have come up with some pretty great gifts, if I do say so myself, there have been times when I have really missed the mark. the mark.

Book Reviews

Judging Book Covers

By Shlomo Greenwald

Whether the rest of us admit it or not, covers draw our attentions and create the initial impressions we have with books.

Books

Reading & Writing - Questions for Gila Arnold

By Shlomo Greenwald

While I do a lot of non-fiction writing, including copy writing for organizations which involves its own form of creativity, fiction was, and still is, my first writing love.

Book Reviews

Avoiding Harm, Keeping Halacha

By Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Sinensky

His extensive research and considerable expertise notwithstanding, Rabbi Weiner writes in a manner that is clear to the scholar and layperson alike.

Book Reviews

From Israel With Love

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

Before presenting the 15 innovations he chooses to highlight, Jorisch sets the stage by reviewing Israel’s commitment to the greater good from its very inception.

Book Reviews

Live By It

By Shlomo Greenwald

There’s much, much more in Naftali’s remarkable life, and yet, ultimately, one wonders: this is all well and good, but where is Dr. Reich going with these stories?

Book Reviews

Roundup of Jewish Children’s Books

By Sandy Eller

Here are some of the latest and greatest in the world of Jewish books that will keep your brood entranced and enchanted.

Parenting Our Children

Craving Quiet?

By Rifka Schonfeld

By some counts, roughly thirty percent of people fall into the introverted temperament end of the spectrum.

Potpourri / Recipes

Cooking Up A Storm, Just In Time For Chanukah

By Sandy Eller

It’s hard to say no to this kind of fun and innovative cuisine and, really, why would you want to?

Holidays / Recipes

Baked Falafel Latkes With Tahini

By Beth Warren

Because it is a tried and true favorite, I decided to shake up the recipe a bit to create a healthier and more festive Chanukah feel.

Holidays / Books

Why Do We Light With Olive Oil?

By Rabbi Aaron Goldscheider

For the Greeks, everything that was externally beautiful was good; to the Jew, everything that is inwardly good is beautiful.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Focus on a child's strengths and use them to help him or her become the best person possible.

Baseball Insider

Babe Ruth, 70 Years Later

By Irwin Cohen

I was lucky enough to be on the baseball beat in the 1970s when many of Babe Ruth's former teammates were still alive.

Electronics Today

It’s Happening – Robots Are Replacing Human Workers

By Bracha Halperin

The robots will not deliver mail directly to each customer’s home. Rather, they will send customers notifications through an app.

Features On The Jewish World

Chanukah Greetings

By Saul Jay Singer

As Israel’s fourth president, he used his personal standing and the prestige of his office to galvanize academics to address the danger of assimilation in Diaspora communities.

Features

Why Is The U.S. Holocaust Museum Whitewashing FDR?

By Dr. Rafael Medoff

Acknowledging these options would have undermined the exhibit’s theme of a weak, almost helpless Roosevelt who supposedly had no choice but to follow – rather than lead – public opinion.

Parenting Our Children

Happy Mommy, Happy Babies

By Rifka Schonfeld

Dr. Meeker argues that a mother’s real value comes from three places: she is loved, she is needed, and she is born for a higher purpose.

Features On The Jewish World

Israel And America: The First Ambassadors

By Saul Jay Singer

The fascinating story about how the name “Israel” came to be written on the document signed by Truman recognizing the new Jewish state is broadly known, but few know that the handwriting on that historic document is Elath’s.

Electronics Today

Is Christopher Reeve’s Dream Coming True?

By Bracha Halperin

Unlike those of previous studies, Courtine’s stimulations only targeted the precise location of the movement.

Features / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? - "Is Enrolling In A Secular College Ever Appropriate In Today’s Day And Age?"

By Jewish Press Staff

This week’s question is: “Is enrolling in a secular college ever appropriate in today’s day and age?”

Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson

Chava: The Mother Sets The Tone

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

How many of us realize that it was through this act that woman attained motherhood? Her punishment of pain and anguish turned into the blessing of bearing children.

For the Home

Successful Kids Party – Without Going Broke

By Pnina Baim

Children do love a good birthday party, so it’s time to find a healthy balance between what the school and my budget allows.

Parenting Our Children

Academic And Social Skills Insights #30

By Rifka Schonfeld

For children who are preschool age, meltdowns will generally occur around food, clothing, and toys.

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